As Black History Month begins, it’s important we remember the significance of celebrating People of Color all year long. While we take one month a year to focus in, this celebration should not stop once February is over.
We are each made in God’s image and this is a beautiful time to celebrate just that! This month is important, even if your church doesn’t regularly celebrate. Why?
- God Calls Us to Unity
- God Calls Us to Love
- God Calls Us to Redemption
Here are some ideas for celebrating Black History—this month and beyond.
How to Make Black History Month Part of Your Children’s Ministry
Celebrate Black History Month in your kids’ ministry as a way to tell the story of God’s redemptive power!
Incorporate These 30 Free Coloring Pages to Celebrate Black Faith Leaders
These stories and coloring pages will help you celebrate some amazing heroes of faith!
Learn More About Black History and Faith: Why and How It Matters to Kids
Black children need to understand that they are part of God’s Story—made in His image. Discover why history and community matter in faith.
How to Celebrate People of Color in Your Sunday Lessons
Recognize the importance of choosing a curriculum that celebrates biblical and cultural heritage.
30 Free Coloring Pages to Celebrate Black Faith Leaders
30 Free Coloring Pages to Celebrate Black Faith Leaders
30 Free Coloring Pages to Celebrate Black Faith Leaders
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- From OutReach Magazine: 7 Ways to Celebrate Black History Month at Your Church
- From Christianity Today: Black History Month: 20 Stories Christians Should Know
